Note: Part 1 is silent. Some sections of part 2 are silent.
Description: Newsreel from KNTV San Jose broadcast on January 6, 1966; may be combination of the early and late news, includes national, local, sports and weather.
Reel 1:
Segment 1: Public Utilities Commission Fluoridation hearings in San Jose: shots of meeting, woman presenting to commission with a map, close-up of graph titled "No of Voters in Service Area." (silent film);
Segment 2: Car driving down foggy road, Pacific prop plane on tarmac in fog, airport control tower (silent film);
Segment 3: Crowd of men outside a hotel, with UA Theatre across the street; man puts on helmet and climbs into a dune buggy parked on the street; later the group of men drive away in back of a mini-truck towing the dune buggy (silent film);
Segment 4: Eastern Orthodox Christmas ceremony with boys in robes carrying crosses and candles; kids pick up bundles of straw from floor; Santa arrives and hands out presents; woman pours hot liquid into pitcher; bonfire (silent film).
Reel 2:
Segment 1: Congressman speaks to camera about whether President and Congress need to debate Vietnam; says President will report in his State of the Union address and has always reported to Congress; Congress has been debating Vietnam; there has been plenty of debate (sound film);
Segment 2: American Nazis speaking to crowd of 500 at Berkeley and later seeking refuge in police car from hostile crowd: shot of a small crowd on street across from Campus Smoke Shop; man at center of crowd is wearing a military-style hat and a film camera is trained on him; street noise; someone in crowd shouts, "What color is God?" and man responds, "God was a white man," Crowd laughs and man says, "You think that's funny? You laugh at your God?" to which someone in crowd retorts, "My God is not the same as your God." (sound film).
Call Number: 1983-68-89
Source: 2 Reels of 2: Film: 16mm
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